Patient's question:
Last month, I went for a health check-up. The doctor said I have thyroid nodules. Although they are not serious, I still need to pay attention. I shouldn't get angry in my daily life, and my diet should also be lighter. I haven't felt any discomfort, either. What is thyroid nodule disease?Doctor's answer:
Thyroid nodules are commonly seen in thyroid cysts, thyroid adenomas, thyroid cancer, etc. It is necessary to comprehensively evaluate, speculate, and deduce based on the specific condition of the patient. If the nodule is small and cannot be clearly identified, it can be observed periodically with careful attention. However, if the nodule decreases significantly, has unclear boundaries, or is accompanied by fibrosis, it is necessary to rule out the possibility of malignancy. In this case, it is recommended to have surgery as early as possible. At this time, it is not advisable to be fatigued or stay up late, and rest should be paid attention to.